Trekkies Gonna Hate

I've been recieving a complain recently from my friend (Adi Dwianto, he's kinda snitch :p). He said that my blog is a complete spoiler. Okay, complain's accepted. I won't spoil anything anymore.

Now, I'm gonna comment on Star Trek Into Darkness. I don't care if most of Trekkies hate this movie, but I love it! It's interesting and very challenging choosing Benedict Cumberbatch as Kahn, one of the most evil villain in history. I think, JJ knew that there would be a riot between trekkies, so he kept it a secret for a while. But, JJ's decision is right, Cumberbatch didn't let you down! His performance was brilliant, he took his acting performance to a whole new level. I don't remember watching any villain as lovable as Kahn (other than Loki). There was a scene where you would say "holy shit!" after you saw it because of Cumberbatch's acting. Ricardo Montalban (the old Kahn) and Benedict Cumberbatch played Kahn differently. Both are great and have their own characteristic.

Star Trek Into Darkness is a reboot movie from Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Kahn. Why should anybody make a reboot movie with the same old same old formula. Different director means different narrative and style. But I'm gonna give 4.5 out of 5!! As long as Enterprise  still give me chill everytime I see her, I'm gonna rate it as high as I can. #subjectivetrekkie.

Live long and prosper from the new Spock who needed to glue his fingers when did this Vulcan salute :p

When Humpback Whale Is The Only Way To Save Planet Earth

In my honest opinion, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home is my favorite Star Trek Movie Series. You have an amnesia Spock (but he's still genius as fuck) and some important enterprise crew stuck in a Klingon vessel after Captain Kirk broke a huge Starfleet rule. tempting, huh?

in this movie, Leonard Nimoy didn't have to show the entire of spaceship off because I think the selling point of this movie is the story. The enterprise crew time travel back to 1980's era and tried to find a humpback whale because it was one of the extinct animals in 2200 something. The only way to stop an alien probe was to bring a humpback whale to answer its call.

Star Trek IV is the lightest movie of all Star Trek movies. It's witty and exciting. Leonard Nimoy kept making smart jokes and it made 1980 era like a medieval time. and the message of this Star Trek movie is to protect any animal and not to hunt it, because even the most common animal will become rare someday.

And the ending, love it! Captain Kirk had a new love interest and as usual because the enterprise crew saved the Earth, they didn't get any punishment, they're gonna save the world again. And Chekov will always be Russian! Viva Chekov!

Oh yeah and the rate: 4 out of 5. Live Long And Prosper!